2555 Cartwright Rd, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96815, United States

Studio with Kitchenette

298 sq. ft. / 4 Guests / 1 Queen OR 2 Twin Beds

The Studio with Kitchenette at Ewa Hotel Waikiki gives guests 298 sq. ft. of practical Waikiki space with room to settle in between outings. Some rooms at the hotel feature partial views of the city or Diamond Head, creating a relaxed base close to the energy of Waikiki while keeping the focus on simple comfort and value. This studio sleeps up to 4 guests with either 1 Queen bed or 2 Twin beds, assigned according to the room booked or availability. A separate sitting area, desk, desk chair, wardrobe or closet, thin carpet, air conditioning and lever door handles add everyday ease, while the private bathroom includes shampoo, soap and toilet paper. Entertainment comes from a 30-inch flat-panel TV with cable service, and the kitchenette is equipped with a mini-fridge, microwave, rice cooker, toaster, and cookware, dishware and utensils for preparing light meals and snacks. The stay experience is shaped by Ewa Hotel Waikiki’s included and fee-based amenities rather than a traditional all-inclusive resort plan. High-speed WiFi throughout the hotel, local and toll-free calls, a shell lei greeting on arrival, in-room coffee packets on request, in-room safe access, and select museum admission benefits are included through the mandatory daily amenity fee. Mid-stay housekeeping is limited, with fresh towels and bed sheets provided every 4 days, helping create a straightforward, independent Waikiki stay with the essentials close at hand.

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This is a value-focused category, so not every room has a view. Some Studios with Kitchenette at Ewa Hotel Waikiki catch partial glimpses of the city skyline or Diamond Head, but the room is really designed as a comfortable, efficient base rather than a view room — most guests choose it for the location and the kitchenette rather than the outlook.

The room is fitted with 1 queen bed or 2 twin beds, depending on the specific room assigned, and it sleeps up to 4 guests in 298 sq. ft. It works well for a couple wanting extra space, or for two friends or a small family sharing the twin configuration.

Ewa Hotel Waikiki does have lanai and balcony rooms elsewhere in the property, but the Studio with Kitchenette is an interior-focused category built around its separate sitting area rather than a private outdoor space. Guests wanting fresh air often head up to the hotel’s 8th-floor rooftop sun deck, which is open to all guests for sunset views.

The private bathroom includes a shower/tub combination, hair dryer, and fresh towels, along with shampoo, soap and toilet paper provided in-room. It’s a straightforward, functional bathroom sized to match the studio’s compact footprint.

The Studio with Kitchenette sits at the practical end of the lineup, trading balcony views and extra square footage for the convenience of a kitchenette with a mini-fridge, microwave, rice cooker and toaster. Guests who want a lanai or a partial ocean or mountain view would look to a higher category, while this room suits travelers prioritizing self-catering and value.

Every stay carries the hotel’s mandatory daily amenity fee, which bundles hotel-wide WiFi, local and toll-free calls, an arrival shell lei greeting, in-room coffee packets on request, use of the in-room safe, and free admission passes to the Bishop Museum and Honolulu Museum of Art. Housekeeping in this category is provided every 4 days rather than daily, keeping the stay simple and self-sufficient.

It works well for couples wanting a queen bed and kitchenette, for two friends or a small family using the twin-bed setup, and especially for longer stays, since the mini-fridge, microwave, rice cooker and toaster let guests prep light meals and cut down on dining costs during an extended Waikiki visit.

Ewa Hotel Waikiki is only about two blocks from Waikiki Beach, roughly a 5-7 minute walk, and sits close to Kapiolani Park and the Honolulu Zoo. The hotel itself has no on-site restaurant, but guests are just a short stroll from nearby dining options and food trucks around Waikiki.

Ewa Hotel Waikiki is generally regarded as sitting on the quieter side of Waikiki near Diamond Head, away from the busiest strip of Kalakaua Avenue, which makes it an appealing choice for guests who want easy beach access without the loudest nightlife right outside.

Because the hotel doesn’t have a pool, spa or fitness center on site, the appeal of this category is really its location and self-catering kitchenette rather than resort amenities. It’s also worth knowing that housekeeping visits every 4 days rather than daily, and that the nightly amenity fee is mandatory and covers several of the room’s practical extras, including WiFi and the in-room safe.

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